Mystery: Chaos Path

“It's not exactly a three-no's potion; I concocted it according to records in ancient books…” “Jack Jones” retorted softly.

“You dare to believe anything you see in a random book? Have I not emphasized safety enough in your education?” Roland looked at “Jack Jones,” still smiling, but the temperature in the room seemed to drop significantly at that moment, making people instinctively feel danger.

Klein's heart sank instantly, feeling helpless at his little partner's boldness, yet wanting to snatch him from Lucifer's clutches.

“Jack Jones,” however, showed no timidity at this moment, instead looking at “Lucifer” with righteous indignation, saying, “This is all your fault!”

“If it weren't for you, this teacher, being away from home all the time, even entrusting me to others for guidance, how would I have learned potion-making from ancient books? So, it's all your fault; you're an irresponsible teacher.” “Jack Jones's” words rang with conviction.

Klein was stunned at that moment. For half a second, he was even infected by “Jack Jones's” righteousness, feeling that he made a good point, but then he reacted, sweating for his little partner, and cautiously looked towards “Lucifer.”

Then Klein was taken aback because he discovered that “Lucifer,” being accused in such a way, was not only not angry but instead lowered his eyes, appearing somewhat helpless and guilty.

No way, big shot, are you feeling guilty already?

Stand up straight, Mr. Lucifer! Where's that ease and confidence you showed when facing me and Mr. Azik?

However, ease and confidence were nonexistent. Klein then saw “Lucifer” sigh and say:

“Indeed, it's my fault. I'm sorry, Jack. I haven't taken care of you during this time. Can you forgive your teacher?”

“I can, but you have to show sincerity!” “Jack Jones” raised his chin slightly, looking somewhat arrogant.

“What do you want?” Roland looked like a parent doting on their child.

“Jack Jones” didn't answer immediately but pursed his lips, then reached out and tugged at his hem, saying:

“I want you to fulfill your responsibilities as a teacher. I haven't… seen you in so long. You're so busy every day, you barely even reply to my letters. Look at you, do you even resemble a teacher?”

“Lucifer” seemed to be stunned for a moment, then sighed, raised his hand, and ruffled “Jack Jones's” hair, saying, “I'm sorry, Jack. At least for the next period, I won't leave again.”

“Jack Jones” immediately revealed a smile.

Roland, who had directed and acted in the above scene himself, then, wearing the Lucifer persona, looked at Klein beside him and said with a smile, “I hope you don't mind living under the same roof as me for the next period.”

The first step in transforming the Lucifer persona from illusion to reality was naturally to turn it from a limited-appearance persona into a permanent one.

It just so happened that there were indeed many things that needed “Lucifer” to do in the next period.

This was also the reason for Roland's performance just now. On the one hand, it was to continue perfecting the personas of the two identities, reducing the possibility of being exposed. On the other hand, it was to make the “Lucifer” persona a permanent one in a logical manner, increasing its appearance time and further enriching its character.

Klein didn't know what to say in the face of such a development. He looked at “Jack Jones” and then at “Lucifer,” suddenly feeling that his life might be very exciting in the future.

But what could Klein do? He could only accept reality.

So Klein could only squeeze out a smile and say, “Of course, I don't mind. Actually, I welcome your arrival, Mr. Lucifer.” These words, said at the end, contained some sincerity.

Regardless of Lucifer's personality or how he saw him, for Klein, this was a fellow transmigrator, someone of his kind in this unfamiliar era, and someone willing to defy fate and give him the freedom to choose.

In fact, Klein was very grateful to Lucifer and had a good impression of him.

Roland naturally understood Klein's thoughts. He then smiled, wearing the shell of Lucifer, and said, “Unfortunately, I mind quite a bit.”

Klein: …

Klein was rarely somewhat dejected at this moment.

Did he really hate him that much?

“Jack Jones,” however, pushed “Lucifer” unhappily at this moment, saying, “Sorry, it doesn't matter if you mind; this is my home. Go tidy up the room; it's so late already. If you don't tidy up, you won't be able to sleep. You don't expect me to tidy up for you, do you? Old man, don't go too far.”

“You're becoming more and more impolite.” “Lucifer” smiled helplessly at “Jack Jones,” then glanced at Klein.

That light glance made Klein feel goosebumps all over his body, giving him a feeling of being in a world of ice and snow.

“I'll help Mr. Lucifer tidy up; I'm super good at tidying up rooms.” Almost subconsciously, Klein blurted out.

“Really?” “Jack Jones” looked at him suspiciously.

“Of course, it's true. Moreover, Mr. Lucifer has helped me a lot; I'm happy to do some things within my ability for him,” Klein said quickly.

The atmosphere around “Lucifer” eased slightly. He then looked at Klein and said, “Let's go; my room is on the third floor.” After saying that, he lifted his foot and walked towards the third floor.

Without a single mistake, one head, one first, one inside, one content, one at, one look!

Klein quickly followed.

When the two arrived at the corridor, they saw Azik standing at the door of the guest room, looking hesitant, as if he wanted to say something but couldn't.

“We meet again, Azik! I thought our next meeting would be tomorrow; it seems that there are indeed more unexpected dramas in this world.” Roland looked at Azik, revealing a very “Lucifer-like” smile.

“Good evening, Your Excellency Lucifer. Is Jack alright?” Azik's gaze first went towards the direction of the study, then fell on Roland, asking.

The study door wasn't closed just now, so Azik naturally heard the conversation in the study clearly.

“He's fine, don't worry.” Roland smiled. He naturally knew that Azik would hear these things; this was also intentional.

Roland only sighed, revealing a slightly worried smile, and said, “Jack always likes to do some dangerous things. Sometimes, I also worry about what aspect I didn't teach well, that I raised such a personality.”

“Some children's nature is to love adventure; Jack is probably one of them. I once had a child who was also like that; he always liked to go to dangerous places to adventure…” Azik was obviously very experienced in parenting, recounting while revealing a look of reminiscence.

Roland listened quietly before saying, “So, in your opinion, Azik, should one indulge this kind of behavior?”